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[quote=Anonymous]Get a goldfish.  No walking.  No stalking.  No biting.  No pooing inside (well just clean the bowl).  No having to argue with nutcase DC urban moms as to why you chose your breed (it's 'gold' - period). No getting bitten at dog parks.  No rushing home to deal with the canine.  Very few vet bills (have yet to meet a goldfish with a new hip).  No hair on the sofa (thanks mom and dad - due to your Jacks most people think I wear fur).  No pee-pads, no dog-sitter guilt moments, no baby left with dog-food licked all over its face.  No 'wet raincoat smell'.  Fewer laddered stockings, less chewed stuff.  All good.

And in case of demise.  FLUSH.

Seriously - I have several friends that have got dogs to 'complete the family' and they have been astounded by the work.  Think about this before you get one.

Dog lovers will go nuts at this but REALLY do think if you want a dog.  My Foxie is sitting under my chair, fully understanding that I am up to no internet good.  I adore him.  He is completely dear to me.  But (and he's old) I need to keep him away from my kids.  Not because he's ever been vicious but because he's as cranky as I get on occasion and I'd just never want to risk it.

So OP do think about the logistics before you take the breed plunge.[/quote]

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